SimpleTwig™ Architecture.llc / Graphic Designer in Brooklyn, New York

Business Address: 526 Prospect Avenue, Brooklyn, New York, 11215, United States .

SimpleTwig™ Architecture.llc is a full service architecture firm based in Brooklyn since 1993. We are dedicated to design excellence, specializing in understanding a variety of program types, unique contextual circumstances and a range of budget constraints to always create a fulfilling contemporary and sustainable solution for every project. As a true Architectural Design firm, we paint vision into reality with the warm glow of light. Let us visualize the possibilities of your needs and bring them to life.
Nicholas Buccalo, Harvard trained and an Architect since 1989, provides services regionally, nationally and internationally for residential, retail, office, commercial and, mixed-use projects, as well as having extensive experience for museums, academia, theaters, music performance halls, institutional projects, rental properties, multiple dwelling complexes, and individual townhouses, for all types of construction classifications including new construction, additions, renovations, restorations, and landmarks projects.

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Architect Architectural Design Architectural Rendering Digital Graphics High-end Architect Local Architect Luxury Architect Office Design Residential Architect Sport Facility
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